Explored is valid Scrabble Word

Is explored a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is explored valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

8 letters word
18 points in Scrabble
20 points in WWF

Definitions for EXPLORED in dictionary:

VERB:

EXPLORE, to examine thoroughly
travel through (an unfamiliar area) in order to learn about it
search for resources such as mineral deposits
inquire into or discuss (a subject) in detail
examine or evaluate (an option or possibility)
examine by touch
surgically examine (a wound or part of the body) in detail

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to travel through for the purpose of discovery

Words related to EXPLORED

explore16 explores17 exploring19

Words that contain EXPLORED

reexplored20 unexplored20

How to use EXPLORED in a sentence

Also to while away the time of waiting I explored a little island named Cassel, which belonged to King Mihrage, and which was supposed to be inhabited by a spirit named Deggial.
That great mound of Carchemish needs to be thoroughly explored.
She loved his music, would listen entranced for any length of time while he led her through a world of delight that she had never explored before.
With its help they explored the tiny cellar and the upper floor.
Every evening Tom and I walked together, and we explored all the country for miles around.
At the same time Zebulon Pike, in a series of journeys, explored the sources of the Mississippi River and penetrated the Spanish territories of the far Southwest.
Meanwhile, the Spaniards had pushed their way across the Caribbean and explored the shores of the gulf, finding at last in Mexico a land of gold.
In 1614, he explored the coast south of the Penobscot, giving it the name it still bears, New England.
Even Ireland had been explored by a couple of fathers, who returned without success, after undergoing terrible hardships.
Having explored the covered way they were satisfied that horses had passed through it to reach the forest.

They established a number of settlements, and explored much that had been unknown before.
The center heading explored the rock in advance of the full-width heading, and gave a good idea as to the care needed in firing.
They explored the house, hunting for chemicals, documents, letters, and addresses.
The house was easily explored, having no cellar nor outbuildings, and the trap to the slave-pen was locked fast.
Outside the walls were the cemeteries, not yet explored.
The department that was unknown to us yesterday is explored to-day.
I explored again, and discovered a small rip not more than two inches in length at the bottom of the inside breast-pocket.
Fossils are much more common in certain parts of the region, and these localities have mostly been explored more or less thoroughly.
The total area explored at the close of the sixth year was seven thousand two hundred and fifty square feet.
Although he had explored only a portion of the island, he felt that he was alone on it.
No topic had been explored, no argument taken to a finish.
Now the engineer had not yet found this channel on any part of the shore already explored, that is to say, from the mouth of the stream on the west of Prospect Heights.
The Master himself, assuming all risks, got down on hands and knees and explored the crack in the floor.
He explored the coast to the east end of Cuba, supposing it the extreme point of Asia, and then descried the mountains of Hayti to the south-east.
Hastily summoning assistance, a strict search was instituted, but the chapel was explored without any result.
I want to tell all inquiring parties that we have just explored these woods.
When Columbus first explored these immense countries he brought back a large number of every kind, and everybody was able to inspect them.
Her first customers were four young men who left their cycles in her charge while they explored the neighborhood.
Belcher was waited upon at his house by a self-constituted committee of citizens, who merely called to inquire into the wonders of the region he had explored.
There seems to be no clue as to the meaning of these circles, as none have as yet been explored.
The streets were as narrow and perilous as any which Haroun Al Raschid explored on his more perilous nights.
When Porter came, he explored the entire country, and selected for his home Opelousas, the seat of justice for the parish of St.

Similar words containing PLOR without suffix ed and without prefix ex

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